C. INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

[A major source of student financial assistance is the institution of higher education itself which often makes available a variety of aid programs. For further information the student should write to the institution in which he is interested.

[The following list of institutions in this State includes descriptive information about the school. A key to the symbols in parentheses which follow the name of each institution is found at the end of this chapter on pp. 145-151.]

MISSOURI

A. STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PUBLICATION

Scholarship Directory of the Greater Kansas City Area and MissouriKansas Higher Educational Institutions.

Prepared by the Department of Guidance and Counseling, Public
Schools, Kansas City, Mo. Revised in part 1960 and in part 1963.
Contents:

I. Greater Kansas City area scholarships (revised 1963).
II. Missouri college and university scholarships (revised 1960).
III. Kansas college and university scholarships (revised 1960).

B. STATE-FINANCED SCHOLARSHIP/LOAN PROGRAMS

MISSOURI

["*** The State of Missouri does not make direct appropriations from State moneys for scholarship grants, aids, and awards to students in public schools and colleges. However, there are such things as curators' scholarships, etc., and we are endeavering to collect that information for you-from the 10 State colleges and the 6 junior colleges in Missouri. **** Source: Letter from Virginia Davis, secretary to Governor Dalton.]

["*** [T]here are no programs of State financial assistance as such to students for education beyond the high school. Of course, any funds involved in the operation of a State college or university are, in a way, State funds. * Source: Ben Morton, executive secretary, commission on higher education.]

C. INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

[A major source of student financial assistance is the institution of higher education itself which often makes available a variety of aid programs. For further information the student should write to the institution in which he is interested.

[The following list of institutions in this State includes descriptive information about the school. A key to the symbols in parentheses which follow the name of each institution is found at the end of this chapter on pp. 145-151.]

St.

Junior College of Flat River, Flat St.
River (-; C; coed; sem; If; 368).
Junior College of Kansas City, Mis-
souri, The, Kansas City 11 (N;
dist; coed; sem; If; 3,143).
Kansas City Art Institute and School
of Design, 4415 Warwick Blvd.,
Kansas City 11 (-; P; coed sem;
IIg; 239).
Kansas City College of Osteopathy
and Surgery, Kansas City 24 (osteo;
P; coed; qr; IIg; 383).

Kemper School, The, Boonville (N; P;
men; sem; Ib; 152).
Kenrick Seminary (Corporate name:
St. Louis Roman Catholic Theologi-
cal Seminary), 7800 Kenrick Road,
St. Louis 19 (-; RC; men; sem;
IIg; 158).
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and
Surgery, Kirksville (osteo; P; coed;
qr; 355).

Lincoln University, Jefferson City (N,
mus; St; coed; sem; IIIe; 1,483).
Lindenwood College for Women, St.
Charles (N, mus, ted; Presb; Wo;
sem; IIe; 626).

Marillac College, Normandy 21 (N;
RC; wo; sem; lIe; 325).
Maryville College of the Sacred Heart,
13550 Conway Rd., St. Louis 41 (N;
RC; wo; sem; IIe 278).
Mercy Junior College, 2039 N. Geyer
Řd., St. Louis 31 (N; RC; wo; sem;
Ib; 80).

Midwestern Baptist Theological Semi-
nary, 5001 N. Oak Street Traffic-
way, Kansas City 18 (-; S Bapt;
coed; sem; IIe; 221).
Missouri School of Religion, Columbia
(IIIg; private).
Missouri Valley College, Marshall (N;
U Presb; coed; sem; IIe; 552).
Moberly Junior College, Moberly (-;
C; coed; sem; If; 178).
National College, 5123 Truman Rd.,
Kansas City 27 (-; Meth; coed;
sem; IIe; 190).
Northeast Missouri State Teachers Col-

lege, Kirksville (N, mus, ted; St;
coed; qr; IIIf; 3,541).
Northwest Missouri State College,
Maryville (N, ted; St; coed; sem;
IIe; 2,654).

Notre Dame College, 320 East Ripa
Ave., St. Louis 25 (N; RC; wo;
sem; IIe; 375).

Park College, Parkville (N; Presb; coed;
sem; IIb; 500).
Rockhurst College, Kansas City 10 (N;
RC; men; sem; IIj; 2,115).
St. Joseph Junior College, St. Joseph 10
(N; C; coed; sem; Ïe; 626).

St.

St.

Louis College of Pharmacy, St. Louis (phar; P; coed; sem; IIIg; 480).

Louis Institute of Music, 7801 Bonhomme Ave., St. Louis 5 (mus; P; coed; sem; IIIh; 128).

Louis University, St. Louis (N, bus, chem, dent, eng, law, med, mrl, mt, nur, pt, sw, ted, xt; RC; coed; sem; IVk; 9,045).

Parks College of Aeronautical Technology, East St. Louis, Ill.

St. Mary's College, St. Mary's, Kans.
(theology).

Mary's Junior College, 204 N. Main
St., O'Fallon (N; RC; wo; sem;
Ib; 71).

St. Mary's Seminary, Perryville (-;
RC; men; sem; IIj; 140).
Saint Paul School of Theology-Meth-
odist, 5110 Cherry, Kansas City 10
(-; Meth; coed; qr; IIg; 159).
St. Paul's College, Concordia (-; Luth;
men, wo; sem; Ih; 171).

School of the Ozarks, The, Point Look-
out (N; Presb US; coed; sem; Ic;
511).

Southeast Missouri State College, Cape
Giradeau (N, ted; St; coed; sem;
Ile; 3,742).

Southwest Baptist College, Bolivar (N;
S Bapt; coed; sem; Ie; 411).

Southwest

Missouri State College,
Springfield (N, ted; St; coed; qr;
Ile; 3,584).

Stephens College, Columbia (N, mus;
P; wo; sem; IIc; 1,780).

Tarkio College, Tarkio (N; U Presb;
coed; tri; IIe; 556).

Trenton Junior College, Trenton (-;
C; coed; sem; Ie; 108).
University of Missouri, Columbia (N,
bus, chem, eng, for, jour, law, med,
mt, mus, nur, sw, ted, vet; St; coed;
sem; IVk; 23,204).
Columbia Campus.

Kansas City Campus (N, chem, dent,
dh, law, mus, phar, ted).
Rolla Campus (chem, eng).
Washington University, St. Louis 30
St. Louis Campus.
(N, arch, bus, chem, dent, eng, law,
med, mus, nur, ot, pt, sw, ted, xt;
P; coed; sem; IVk; 14,602).
Webster College, Webster Groves 19

(N, mus; RC; wo; sem; Ile; 778). Wentworth Military Academy, Lexington (N; P; men; sem; Ib; 206). Westminster College, Fulton (N; Presb; men; sem; IIb; 626).

William Jewell College, Liberty (N;

Bapt; coed; sem; IIe; 969). William Woods College, Fulton (N, mus;

Disc of Christ; wo; sem; IIc; 542).

MONTANA

A. STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PUBLICATION

List of State and National Level Sources of Scholarships, Fellowships, and Loans Available to High School Graduates-A Reference Manual for Montana Counselors.

Prepared by Richard C. Mattson, Field Supervisor, Guidance Services,
as part of the program under Title V-A of the National Defense
Education Act. Published by the State Department of Public
Instruction, Helena, Mont., August 1962. 83 pages.
Contents: Alphabetical listing containing-

1. Armed services organizations offering opportunities for higher
education.

2. Organizations offering loans.

3. Scholarships, fellowships, and loans awarded for study in the major or vocational area of individual's choice.

4. Scholarships, fellowships, and loans having a specific eligibility requirement.

5. Scholarships, fellowships, and loans awarded for study in a specific major or vocational area.